Slow
15
A sensitive but light-hearted study of complicated intimacy. Shot in natural light on 16mm there's a tangible chemistry of disparate sexualities, when dancer Elena meets sign language interpreter Dovydas. As they dive into a new relationship, they must navigate how to build their own kind of intimacy.
The screening will be followed by a short talk and Q&A about the film's philosophical themes with Kristin Käuper from the University of Leeds.
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“ An absolute delight - the most touching film about the tender, treacherous dance of human intimacy you’re likely to see this year.”
Uncut
“Visually grainy, as if you can reach out and feel the film stock, with well - rounded characters, it’s stirring and moving at every turn.”
Vox
“Slow, a relationship drama from Lithuania with a delicate touch, offers an understanding of intimacy that is rare in romance movies.”
The New York Times
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